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Resistance in Indian documentary film: aesthetics, culture and practice

By: Kishore, Shweta | Ray, Kunal
Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publisher: United Kingdom -- Edinburgh University Press -- 2024Description: xiv, 233pISBN: 9781399525664Subject(s): Criticism | Performing arts | Documentary films | India | History | Politics in motion picturesDDC classification: 070.18 KIS/R Summary: Examines modes of resistance within contemporary Indian documentary culture and films.
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*Cover

*Half Title

*Series Page

*Title Page

*Copyright

*Contents

*List of Figures

*Notes on Contributors

*List of Abbreviations

*Introduction: Resistance in the digitised present

*Part I Critical perspectives on documentary aesthetics and form

1. The corporeality of homelessness in Cities of Sleep: Social aesthetics and an unreliable narrator

2. 'Canine spaces': Kolkata's slum dogs

3. 'Threadbearing': Journeys with our subjects and our documentary narratives

*Part II Representation of lived experience

4. Personal is political: Documentary and intimacy 5. Making films from and about the margins

6. Against all odds: A filmmaker's quest to make films in Northeast India

7. Experiencing and representing conflict: Encounters of a Kashmiri filmmaker

8. Documentary and oppositional Bahujan agency


*Part III Resistance in practice

9. Curating documentary film and video art in a museum: Reflections from Loss and Transience

10. Working with time: Editing the documentary

11. Cultural documentary: Dialogues between aesthetics and society

12. The politics of image-making

13. Two starting points: The sonic in my films 14. Conversations, confusions, confessions: Living with and working in cinema

15. About critique: Indian media and documentary cinema

*Epilogue: On building documentary cultures of resistance

*Films Cited

*Index

Examines modes of resistance within contemporary Indian documentary culture and films.

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